The deeper cuts from Rod Stewart’s extraordinarily fertile first half of the ’70s are lovingly curated here. There’s the stirring folk-rock feel and chiming acoustic instrumentation of “Mandolin Wind” and the whirring organ and mournful fiddle of “Reason to Believe,” plus plenty of shaggy rockers like “Twistin’ the Night Away,” all grunt and swagger. The common element is his distinctive voice, keeping rasp and warmth in perfect balance whether he’s breaking hearts or kicking out the jams.